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Comparison of right-wing and left-wing extremist violence in the United States, including lethality and incident frequency since 2001
Empirical incident-level research and terrorism datasets indicate that are responsible for more frequent and deadlier political violence than left-wing extremists , while scholarship on everyday prote...
The preponderance of empirical research and multiple datasets indicates that, historically and in aggregate, have committed more frequent and deadlier acts of political violence than left‑wing extremi...
Left-wing and anarchist violence in the United States most commonly involves small arms when firearms are used—handguns and semi‑automatic rifles such as AR‑ and AK‑pattern platforms—and a parallel hi...
Social movements and extremist groups have both driven and channeled party-linked political violence in the United States by supplying ideology, networks, tactics and rhetorical cover that can be ampl...
No publicly reported, recent Department of Justice prosecutions in the provided reporting have alleged or proven that outside funders financed domestic political violence; instead, the reporting docum...